The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-07
FOREIGN.


gin in September.
The Eunis board of guardians of Ireland
adopted a resolution defying the proclamation
of the National league.
The action Of the government in preclaimi e
the National Land league was sustained by
parliamentary majority of IS.
The president on Friday appointed Alex
ander McCue, Of New York, present solicitor
of the treasury, to be commits sioner of fish
and fisheries, to succeed the late Prof. Baird.
There is now on deposit In the treasury
100000 belonging to the Fidelity bank, of
Cincinnati, which failed recently. Comptrol-
Ter Trenholm states that lie expects the
amount to reach 81, Zoo, OC0 before the first of
next month. This amount will, of course, be
applied to the claims of creditors.
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, tclegraphed
his devotion to the sultan and desired per-
mission to visit Constantinople and pay his
homage in person. The sultan refused, and
informed the prince that he disapproved of
his entrance into Bulgaria without the sane
| ton Of the porte.
Montreal dispatch of Tuesday says: Two
men. accompanied by three ladies and four
children, were crossing the river near Bouch-
| eryille yesterday when their boat upset. The
men swan ashore but the women and chill
dren were drowned and SIX Of the bodies Of
the victims have been recovered.
Ill voteTon Gladst9ne's motion In reference
to the proclamation the of National league
In the commons Friday evening nine Liberal
Unionists supported Gladstone, ana seven
teen other members Of the party were absent
and impaired. Gladstone has gone to Hawar-
den
Gen. Clarke, clerk of the house of represen-
tatives, has received and had printed the tes-
timony in the eight contested election cases
that are to be considered by the next congress.
The testimony makes nearly 10000 pages. |
OHara, Of North Carolina, and SwinburD, of
New York, VINO, 1t is sad will make contests |
have not yet filed their notice nor submitted |
testimony to the clerk.
The steamer r. G. Grant arrived at Duluth |
early Sunday morning with sixty-eieht barrels |
OF rich silver ore from the famous Rabbit |
Mountain mine. The first shitment of silver
enters this country free of duty, it being per
fectly pure and worth about $4,000 per ton.
1t goes through St. Paul to the shelbyviIle.
ILL.,, smelling works. Large shipments will
follow this ore at regular periods.
Prime Ferdinand has received kilograms
from both the sultan and the car. The mes
sage OF tie sultan is moderate In tone. but
states that the princes assumption of the
Bulgarian throne was an Illegal act and con.
sututes breach OF the Berlin treaty. The
cars con municaiion is decidedly irnpera-
tive. 1t declares that Russia disapproves Of
Prince FerdtDand's action and deems II
gross violation Of the treaty.
Paymaster Watkins, United States navy,
mas been sentenced to three years. inprison.
ment ct hard labor at San Francisco. Dur.
IL & MS imprisonment be will receive one-half
III Tough pay, and at the expiration Of HIS
sentence he will be dismissed from the service
" atkins was tried on board Of his shin. the
Jsslpee, at Yokohama, and found guilty of
Iraud' embe zzlemeut, desertion and Other
'nensts. AS p2ymaster be was entitled N
To- 'VO per year and be has been drawing pay
1t the rate Of 1929 per year since his sentence.
l 1dfr the auspices OF tbe Liberal leayne
ana the Radical ard Irish Temperance club.
procession containing 10, 600 men marched -
rafalgAr square Saturday night TO lister 10 {
'pfecnes n denunciation Of the gosernment,s .
-ctioE against the Irish National leaaue. !
our platforms had been erected, aud from /
1efe four speakers addressed The multitude
amult9neons'y. Among the orators were
dessrs. Biggar, Nolan, Quinn and sblrIav Il
meta oers Of parliament. and Socialist leade O
d'TTis. 4 resolGfiob, deucunctng the pracla
nation Of the league, was carried bv src1s-,.. &
.on.
The Herald building a. Montreal WA
17aed 10 TIE ground last "Wednesday n,gi., T
or The second time within FIVE years. Twas o
Z solid Stone, I've stories high Tie wbola +
Ire brigade wAa summoned, and the sun5frg :
.as literally eo,ded with water and ,he II
2fafs, after m1ca difficulty, were sus,dnes
1e flames iearing away up fnto tse slr
3Ise3 The greatest alarm among ur-soxr II
-!4eais who thought the whole buslness >.
ar q tAc city w4s being DESTROYED. III. =
lll5'nZ cost So. 0o5. The Herall Prlnsiry :
7-nTA1y loses IFS ~h3le plant, valued A. =
-so,e, On which there Is very little lasur. :,
zc~- lae ground G9or was oeruef4d "a :,
-iess snd stores, al " Which we're io.sr,v I.
sstroyed ~
Ahe prospects of settlement OF The Bule.- of
IN iuabToghos is more hay than ever. Moth. an